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Thrownness (German:
Geworfenheit) is a
concept introduced by
German philosopher Martin Heidegger (1889–1976) to
describe humans'
individual existences...
- conformity. The
conscious self
comes to
terms with the
condition of
Geworfenheit, of
having been
thrown into an
absurd world (without
values and meaning)...
- ontological-existential
structure of
Dasein consists of "thrownness" (
Geworfenheit), "projection" (Entwurf), and "being-along-with"/"engagement" (Sein-bei)...
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possibilities (our projection; Entwurf) and past
facts (our thrownness;
Geworfenheit).
Emmanuel Levinas disagreed with Heidegger's
position regarding ecstasy...
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intoned many
decades ago, 'Into this
world we're thrown'.
Thrownness (
Geworfenheit). Korstvedt,
Benjamin M. (2010).
Listening for
Utopia in
Ernst Bloch's...
- religions.
Jonas compares this
alienation with the
existentialist notion of
geworfenheit,
Martin Heidegger's "thrownness", as in
being thrown into a
hostile world...
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Martin Heidegger (1889–1976)
discusses "facticity" as the "thrownness" (
Geworfenheit) of
individual existence,
which is to say
individuals are "thrown into...
- concerned,
thrown into
existence brings to mind the
Heideggerian concept of
Geworfenheit (‘Throwness’).”
Heidegger is
clearly using the
expression metaphorically...
- 1177/0191453718794741. ISSN 0191-4537. S2CID 150120200. [1] ———— (July 2012). "
Geworfenheit und
prometheische Scham im
Zeitalter der
transhumanen Kybernetik Technik...
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statues in
public space. The
series was made with
Cedric Jacquemyn's
Geworfenheit collection, in
which garments made of
copper cloth underwent the same...
